Facebook Page vs Professional Mode | which do you need as a content creator?

Summary

In this video, the creator explains the key differences between a Facebook profile and a Facebook page, focusing on monetization opportunities, follower management, and ease of use. Both profiles and pages can be monetized, but the requirements differ—profiles need 5,000 followers and 60,000 1-minute views, while pages require 10,000 followers and 30,000 1-minute views. The video highlights that Facebook pages offer more management flexibility, with roles and collaborations, while profiles are more limited. The creator recommends using a Facebook page for businesses and brands, emphasizing its potential for growth and monetization.

Takeaways

• 😀 Facebook profiles and Facebook pages can both be monetized, but the requirements differ.
• 😀 For monetizing a Facebook profile, you need at least 5,000 followers and 60,000 1-minute video views (this may vary by country).
• 😀 To monetize a Facebook page, you need 10,000 followers and 30,000 1-minute video views on videos at least 3 minutes long in the last 60 days (as of 2024).
• 😀 Facebook profiles have a friend request system, where users must accept requests before they can follow, while on a Facebook page, users can automatically follow without needing approval.
• 😀 Facebook profiles are limited to 5,000 followers, while Facebook pages can have an unlimited number of followers.
• 😀 You can assign roles and allow others to manage your Facebook page, but you cannot do this with a Facebook profile.
• 😀 Facebook profiles do not allow collaboration invites with other profiles, but Facebook pages can collaborate with other pages.
• 😀 On a Facebook profile, posts and videos may not always be visible to others unless specific settings are adjusted, but on a Facebook page, posts are more visible to the public.
• 😀 You can run ads on both Facebook profiles and pages, but pages offer more flexibility for growth and interaction with followers.
• 😀 It is highly recommended for business owners and influencers to use Facebook pages over profiles due to the unlimited follower potential, ease of collaboration, and management capabilities.

Q & A

What is the main difference between a Facebook Profile and a Facebook Page?

A Facebook Profile is for personal use, where people can add friends, send requests, and share updates. A Facebook Page, on the other hand, is intended for businesses, brands, and public figures, allowing people to follow and like the page without needing to send a friend request.

Can you monetize both a Facebook Profile and a Facebook Page?

Yes, both a Facebook Profile and a Facebook Page can be monetized, but the eligibility and requirements for monetization differ. A Profile requires 5,000 followers and 60,000 1-minute video views, while a Page requires 10,000 followers and 30,000 1-minute video views in the past 60 days (as of 2024).

What are the eligibility requirements for Facebook Profile monetization in 2024?

To monetize a Facebook Profile in 2024, you need at least 5,000 followers and 30,000 1-minute video views in the past 60 days. However, this eligibility can vary depending on your country, as some countries (like Nigeria) are not eligible for Facebook monetization.

What is the requirement for Facebook Page monetization in 2024?

For a Facebook Page to be eligible for monetization in 2024, it needs at least 10,000 followers, 30,000 1-minute video views from videos that are at least 3 minutes long, and adherence to Facebook's monetization standards.

What happens once you reach 5,000 followers on a Facebook Profile?

Once you hit 5,000 followers on a Facebook Profile, you will no longer be able to accept new friend requests. The profile will stop accepting more followers, and no one can automatically follow you.

Can you assign roles to others for managing your Facebook Profile?

No, you cannot assign roles or allow others to manage your Facebook Profile. Only the profile owner can manage the Profile. However, on a Facebook Page, you can invite others to manage the page with different roles.

Can you collaborate with others on posts using a Facebook Profile?

No, you cannot invite others to collaborate on posts from your Facebook Profile. However, you can collaborate with other Facebook Pages on posts from a Facebook Page, but you cannot do this between a Profile and a Page.

What is the difference in visibility between posts on a Facebook Profile and a Facebook Page?

On a Facebook Profile, posts may not be as easily visible, especially video posts. On a Facebook Page, posts are more likely to be visible, and there are no restrictions on the number of followers or views.

Can you run ads on both a Facebook Profile and a Facebook Page?

Yes, you can run ads on both Facebook Profiles and Pages. However, Facebook Pages are generally better suited for running ads, especially if you're managing a business or public figure account.

Is it better to create a Facebook Profile or a Facebook Page for a business or influencer?

It is highly recommended to create a Facebook Page for a business or as an influencer. A Facebook Page offers more features, including role assignments, unlimited followers, and better monetization options compared to a Profile, which is limited to 5,000 friends.